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Read the article →| Category: | Self- Help |
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| Author: | CJ Scarlet |
| Publisher: | Hybrid Global Publishing |
| Publication Date: | January 15, 2024 |
| Number of Pages: | 254 |
| ASIN: | B0CQM99C8F |
Raising Badass Kids by CJ Scarlet is a bold and
indispensable guide for parents navigating the treacherous waters of raising
teenagers in today's digital environment. Scarlet, an award-winning author and
experienced advocate, addresses the pressing issue of child safety with wit,
humor, and a wealth of valuable information. The book is organized into four
parts, each dealing with critical aspects of protecting teens from potential
dangers. Scarlet begins by exploring how toxic people groom kids, offering a
comprehensive understanding of the various types of predators and the methods
they use. She challenges the conventional notion of “stranger danger” and sheds
light on abuse within families and authority figures.
In the second part, she identifies where danger lurks, and discusses
contemporary threats like bullying, cyberbullying, online dangers, sexual
molestation, assault, and sex trafficking. Scarlet provides a nuanced
perspective, emphasizing the need for parents to be well-informed about the
dangers their teens may be exposed to. The third part, “What Your Kid Needs to
Know,” is a practical guide on sharing essential body safety skills, addressing
sexual consent, and empowering kids with disabilities. Scarlet's emphasis on
open communication and fostering confidence is the core message in this section.
The last part of the book “Taking Your Kid to the Next
Level,” is a call to action. Scarlet encourages parents to boost their child's
confidence, equipping them with verbal and physical tools to escape dangerous
situations. The author emphasizes the importance of ongoing conversations
and family meetings, providing a roadmap for parents to engage with their teens
consistently. What sets Raising Badass Kids apart is Scarlet's
irreverent yet empathetic approach. She acknowledges the fears parents face but
refuses to succumb to sensationalism. Instead, Scarlet balances grim statistics
with reassuring facts, offering a realistic perspective on child safety and
meaningful parenting. Raising Badass Kids is a must-read for parents of
teens. Scarlet's unique voice, informed by her background as a danger expert
and survivor, makes this guide both informative and empowering. It is a fun
read that is packed with valuable information and the author’s unique voice
—filled with humor and empathy — makes the book even more engaging.
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